More pastries are being recalled in Canada after a salmonella outbreak that sickened 79

More pastries are being recalled in Canada after a salmonella outbreak that sickened 79

Heads up, Canada — the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) just dropped another product recall as part of a salmonella outbreak investigation. If you've purchased pastries at a grocery counter recently, you'll want to take a closer look. This latest food recall in Canada includes several Italian-style treats that were sold across five provinces and possibly beyond, and some of them may not even have labels that tell you what they are.

Canada-wide recall issued for frozen sweets due to salmonella | Food & Drink

A nationwide recall has been issued for several types of frozen pastries due to possible salmonella contamination.

Various frozen pastries recalled across Canada amid salmonella investigation

A dozen D. Effe T. and Sweet Cream pastries are affected, and one person has reported illness, the agency said.

Frozen pastries recalled over salmonella concerns

Two brands of frozen pastries have been recalled over concerns of possible salmonella contamination.The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) issued the recall for Sweet Cream brand and D. Effe T. brand apollini mignon, mini lobster tail, apollo K2, big lobster tail, sfogliata Napoli, big sfoglia Napoli, mini sfogliatella, mini sflogliatella cioccolato, and mini chocolate sfogliatele. The affected products were sold in Ontario, Alberta, Manitob…

Frozen pastries sold in Ontario recalled due to potential salmonella contamination

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) triggered the recall during its investigation into a food-bourne illness outbreak, after one illness was reported.

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